this site is suitable for beginners, full of life, at located at the end of Yanbu creek it takes 10 minutes to reach from the coast guard center.

Sharm is a calm, shallow dive site north of Yanbu, perfect for training, beginners, and discovery scuba. Max depth is 12m, making it safe and easy to explore. Great for night dives, it features a small wreck and vibrant marine life like turtles, lionfish, stonefish, and occasional dolphins.

Almarkeb only known to Yanbu Experts is the best secrets of the red sea more than 40 meters depth No current, suitable for Advanced Scuba and Freediving shallow cracks from 3-7 meters on the right side of the site a wonderful descending more than 60 meters which make it great for technical divers.

It is a group of 7 different coral reefs, the seven reefs characterized with very clear visibility and very distinctive marine life. The seven reefs have strong currents and depths suitable for experienced divers, which is why some previous experience in these reefs can be improved.

The site was called lava (Harrah) due to the presence of ancient fossilized lava formed as black rocks on the beach. and there is also places not reached by the lava. Soft sand beaches which suitable for swimming and beginner divers. the beach reaches 10M depth over 400 meter distance.

Kharar beach is a big dive spot. the dive site had easy entrance in water. coral reef line not visited by many divers. fish in this spot is curious to explore divers rather than scared. the coral reef is far from any capital city or cause of pollution and is beautiful and healthy.

Location: Offshore from Rabigh, northern Red Sea. Accessible only by boat. Dive Features: Coral plateaus, walls, pinnacles, and drop‑offs. Depths up to ~40 m. Marine Life: Reef fish, fusiliers, trevallies, barracudas, tunas, hammerhead sharks, manta rays. Difficulty: Recommended for advanced divers

St. John’s Island contains six dive spots. With the combination of healthy hard and soft corals and active currents, these sites attact large marine life. The main reef starts around 9m deep and slopes deeper until you hit the drop-off.

Gota Soraya is rated as possibly one of the best wall dives in the Red Sea, with overhangs and cracks in the reef wall full of glass fish and sweepers and an abundance of corals, Grey Reef, Silvertips and Hammerhead sharks.

Umm Chararim is located between St. John’s and Sernaka and offers impressive, light-flooded caves and a beautiful coral garden at a depth of 6-10 meters. A popular stopover, often visited by several liveaboards.